Building Taiwan’s Second Shield

The silicon shield makes Taiwan indispensable to the global economy. A second shield must make Taiwan indispensable to sustained regional defense.

The Digital Night Market: Why Threads Is So Popular in Taiwan

Threads has become something closer to a digital night market.

Honduras’ Taiwan Question Is No Longer Only About China

Taiwan’s remaining diplomatic space will not be preserved by symbolism or nostalgia, but by understanding how third-party constraints, especially those imposed by the United States, quietly structure decision making in the global south.

Rethinking Taiwan’s Silicon Shield in an Era of Managed Diffusion

Taiwan’s security has never rested on production alone, but on where the technological frontier resides.

Strategic Conditionality: The Lens, the Compass, and the Blueprint of U.S. Taiwan Policy

Taiwan’s future will not be decided solely by American resolve or Chinese restraint.

Ma’s Right Hand Man Bows Out

Ma’s Right Hand Man Bows Out

National Security Council Secretary-General King Pu-tsung (金溥聰), President Ma Ying-jeou’s right hand man, quietly announced his resignation from public office. Does this signal how bad Ma’s ship has sunk?

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新移民配偶飽受國籍、性別、與社會階層的「三方歧視」,台灣社會對於媳婦應附屬於丈夫的要求更加劇了這樣的歧視。更甚者,夫妻之間的年齡差距、處世方式、語言隔閡也可能造成家暴、逃婚、與家庭動盪…

More Abenomics, Says Japan Voters

More Abenomics, Says Japan Voters

On Sunday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner retained their super-majority of seats in the legislature, signaling a continuation of Abe’s economic stimulus policies known as “Abenomics.”